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  • Comparing Emma and Clueless

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    The transformation of the Jane Austens novel Emma into the Amy Heckerlings teen pic Clueless involves changing the original text in to another medium set in a different context to allow a re assessment of the values present in the text thus enabling the audience to gain a greater insight and appreciation of the ideals and concerns outlined by Austin in Emma The themes presented by Austin in Emma are universal and timeless which enables Heckerling to adapt them to a context a modern audience can

  • Emma And Clueless: Context, Influence, and Values

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    How has the study of Emma and its appropriate clueless developed your understanding of how context influenced values Select at least 2 significant moments of Austens Emma and analyse how these moments are considered in order to create meaning in Heckerlings Clueless In your response focus on ideas context values and language HeckerlingsClueless 1995 is transformed through Austens 19thCentury novel Emma where the plot and characters have been transformed to suit Heckerlings context and contempor

  • Emma And Clueless: Transformations

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    Transformations How has your perceptions of transformations been illuminated by your comparative study of the prescribed texts The responders understanding of transformations has been illuminated by a comparative study of Jane Austens Emma and Amy Heckerlings Clueless The word transformation refers to the change of form or appearance In order for Heckerling to transform Emma she needed to change the context of Austens 19th Century English novel Emma to better fit her 20th Century American film

  • Overview of Emma

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    Youthful Emma Woodhouse whose long time governess and friend Miss Taylor has just married Mr Weston takes some solace in being left alone with her aging father by claiming that she made the match herself An old friend of the family Mr George Knightley does not believe her but in her certainty she decides that she must also marry off the young rector Mr Elton Among her friends and acquaintances in the large and populous village of Highbury she begins to notice young Harriet Smith the pretty ille

  • The American Dream in Of Mice and Men

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    Explain how the idea of the American Dream is explored in Of Mice and Men In this esaay I am going to explore how the ideas of the American dream is explored in Of Mice and Men The title Of Mice and Men came from the saying The best laid plans of mice and men often go astray and leave us nothing but pain for what might have been This is such a well chosen name for the novel because it explains the factors leading to the characters dreams The novel was written during the Great Depression of 1930

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